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> the only possible recourse is to run your own email server Or you get paid email hosting, preferably from a company whose entire business is just that. Then
by jolmg 6y ago
> the only possible recourse is to run your own email server
Or you get paid email hosting, preferably from a company whose entire business is just that. Then they'd have a stronger incentive to make sure their users are able to keep using their service.
- Brian_K_White 6y agooutlook.com isn't paid?
- jolmg 6y agoIs it? I look it up and it says "free personal email from Microsoft". That's neither necessarily paid (though it might be optionally), nor from a company whose main/only business is email hosting. My point is that relationships work as good as incentives are aligned. Aligning incentives better leads to a better relationship.
- otterley 6y agoMicrosoft offers both free and paid services. There’s the old Hotmail via outlook.com for free, and for $5/mo you can get Office 365 and access it via Outlook (app or web) and they won’t treat you like a freeloader.
- michaelmrose 6y agoIts what hotmail is called now